What's the hold up on our trucks?
#106
04-09-2011 | 07:36 PM
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Ed;
It was not only your Dealer, but it was thier DOM,
Nobody knows the problem, but the problem is fixed and the unit is moving.
That is a good sign. You should have it soon.
My customer's is now stuck, "On Rail", due to flooding.
If you find out what the problem was, please let me know.
It was not only your Dealer, but it was thier DOM,
Nobody knows the problem, but the problem is fixed and the unit is moving.
That is a good sign. You should have it soon.
My customer's is now stuck, "On Rail", due to flooding.
If you find out what the problem was, please let me know.
#107
04-09-2011 | 09:59 PM
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From: Great Falls, Montana
Flooding!? Oh no!
That just might hold mine up too! The most direct route from where it is in northern Indiana to Montana is across the Dakotas......I heard about the flooding on the Red River, but never considered it could hold things up more! You watch, with my luck, my truck will be stuck too!
That just might hold mine up too! The most direct route from where it is in northern Indiana to Montana is across the Dakotas......I heard about the flooding on the Red River, but never considered it could hold things up more! You watch, with my luck, my truck will be stuck too!
#108
04-09-2011 | 10:38 PM
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#109
04-09-2011 | 11:58 PM
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That will not affect the route across to Montana from the east. Really only affects an area from just south of Fargo north. And whiel its can shut down one of the lines from Winnipeg south, it doesn't typically the east- west runs over the red.
Typically...
Now if your in Manitoba and waiting for yoru truck to head north... well thats a problem.
Typically...
Now if your in Manitoba and waiting for yoru truck to head north... well thats a problem.